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M 1 less to resent the insult, Woman brings en annual offering of love,—the first opening Cowers of spring,—decks their graves sad says to the enemy and to the world: ‘-Their cause was I jnst; their heart* were true; their hon or stainless, and their deaths a glorious martyrdom.” Let ns ntft.iadr.lga in sadness! This occasion, if we regard it aright; will open to us a foaiitiin of inspiration whence we may '.rink to th strength ening of our s —drink patience, the only weape-n L'.ft with which to resist the op;vv. -io:is of our enemies; and hope, unfading hot \ that the Jay of our political delivt-runcc soon will dawn: and faith., glorious, ito muta ble,-souI-stri.'hgth..'5iiagftiith, that when life's fitful’fever i; over, we shall meet Bye” pi Lec-mitypiind' with them rc- HOUSTOM HOKE JOURNAL J. T. WATERMAN The glory which .we deemed imper- ; ishable has departed from the Sonih- j ern Cross, and it is named in song— : “The Conquered Banner.” Life’s 1 fairest hopes are dead—love’s rarest I jewels are kept in these earthen cas- • kets. A chalice brimmed with bitter- I ness is pressed to our lips, and help- j lessness submits to drink the dregs of ; rue. But thank God, not all is lost! This | consecrated day is ours, and it cannot tlbe separated from oiir love forever.— These most precious graves are ours— ;the graves of those who “wore the grey.” Some here—some yonder— son alas, we know not where. Per haps the. wild flowers “swing their censers and, waft- their oders” near them. The spring time brings ns beautiful flowers, and with these we decorate the graves of our soldiers,'— The fountains of-the heart supply us with pure tears, and with these we embalm their memory. We have too this glorious music, under whose blest inspiration, hope once more lifts her radiant wings—but looks beyond the river . . To that happier "by tmd by, when we shall stand Ort time’s remotest shore, And these shall greet us from the golden strand Of the blissful evermore And beckon our spirits o'er. For all the purposes of .a Family Cathartic ^Med icine. No mercury or ether substance in them. 81,000 in Gold Will be paid for every drain of mercury or otber substance found in.aot LiverTiR. - Yor liver dis ease, for-nervous-or sick "head-ache, constipation -or costiveuess, dyspepsia or indigestion, jaundice, rheumatism, gonl and dropsy, and are recom mended as a general family -cathartic medicine. ‘•These pills will give Relief, in nine cases out of ten for every ordinary ailment in our Southern climate; Wiierernost of the diseases are dependent on a diseased liver and-imperfect digestion. We have prepared thaw to supply a safer.andvevery way better-purgative remedy than has Inthc.te been available to mankind. Their-.penettating properties cleanse and invigorate every portion of the human oreanism. correcting itsdlBeased action and restoring, its healthy viUdittes. Prgaied only by I.. W. HOST * OO. Druggists; Slacon. Ga. One Tear,..., $2 50 fiix Months, 1 “ Three Months 1 00 The paper will be stopped at the expira tion of the time paid for, , unless the sub scription is previously renewed. - . ; If the address of -a subscriber is to be changed;- we- musthave-toe old. address to “Now* brace your heart! ’' thus the low word.* came. From lips of a beardless ooy ‘•You are nut piayiag an idle -a .*?, Nor is that gun but a toy! “Don’t speak a word; for a little lack - Of talk may do us some good; ; * 7 A Yankee shot in a soldier’s bark Sometimes is not uiitleratood. ‘ “Perhaps behind us a riding scout L> seeking a place to camp; ’ 71 * _ ' . 7= ' Ilieylisooii oe x>ostmgtueirpicket3 outto— I tmak I cam near tueir. tramp. ’tfYpu are but .en, and Pm sixteen, With lever irom sole to crown; But woat Of that, if we stand between 'Phis raid and tue sleeping town? “We’re only boys! 6h, for fifty men—_ . Just liity—With us tu-zught! We’d aouw-tueseimipudcat raiders them* 1 ' . :'A braver and bolder fight. “WhaHf we die ere the wane of night,. Tue Father with aieeple-s eye. Will hot forget, in the rcanns of light. We dared for the Scuta t j ciei** 4 “Who is that, John? A Yankee! Well, For him 1 wdi do my best!” ^.snarp report!—and-tue picket fell— — A rule bail in his breast. ATTORNEY AT LAW, WALLS ATTENTION TO THE FACT tofifaffe stillllviB.; •Notwitittendhig the feet that .he torn toe weight of many years upon -him, “toeie islile'in the oldmanyet” At BUFORD M. DAViS, AA.ttorncy at Xsaw, PERKY, GEORGIA, 'Will practise in all the Courts of toe Ma con Circuit, and in others by special com tract jan26 than three montos. ' No attention paid to anonymous commu nications, as we are responsible for every thing in our reading columns. This rule is ' n j[jv^one*8ending ns five new subscriber and $12 50, will receive, toe Home Jodbhai. one year pbee. -, , , Displayed advertisements will D6:cnargefi aceortong to toe space to 5j 0ccnpy : . : Alll [lU v UX UUJV*— y—V . « specified time, or hey will he continue Which, although it is not"quite : as large :y omo in New York or Baltimore, always has iomething good to eat in-it. HE BUYS POR'CASH AND SELLS EOT, V . CASH! advertisements will be charger! /WMIAT/Illlg [n LHC -^7* Alll advertisements should be marked fox a snecified time, or hey will he continue, and charged for until ordered out Advertisements, .inserted at intervals wih be charged as new each insertion; ; Advertisements to run for a longer fame than three months, are. due arid will be col lected at the beginning of each' quarter. Transient advertisements must. be paid for in advance. _ .; ’ . Job worn must .be paid for. on delivery. cewling-ten lines wifi be -.published free.- Obituaries of more than ten lines will lx charged for at regular advertising rates. Notices of a personal or private character intended to promote ,any private, enterpns “ in crest, will he charged-as other odver- tiS Advertisers are requested to hand to toeii fiivors as early in the week as possible. The above terms-, wifi be strictly adhere, to. When you -make a social call tof an evening on a young lady, go away at. a reasonable hour. Say you come . at eight o'clock, an hour, or s half is cer tainly as long as the. most fascinating of you in conversation can,- oh rather ought, to-desire to use his charms.— Two hours, indeed, can be very pleas antly spent with music, chess, or other games, to lent! variety; but, kind sirs, by ho means.stay longer." Make short er calls, and comb oftensr. A girl— that is a sensible, true hearted girl-— will enjoy it butter, and really value yonr acquaintance .more. Just conceive the agony of a girl who,. well knowing the feeling of a father and mother on thosubject.hears the clock strike ten, and yet must git on the edge of her-chair in mortal ter ror, lest papa should put his oft re peated threat into execution—that of coming down and inviting the young gentleman to breakfitst. Ah, we girls understand it all by experience, and know what it is to dread the prognos tic of displeasure. In such ‘ cases _ji sigh of releif generally, accompanies the closing of the door behind the gallant, and one don't get -.over the feeling of trouble failsafe In the arms of Morpheoris. . Even then, sometimes the'.dreams are. troubled with some phantom of ah angry father and dis tressed—for all parties—mother; and all because a yoring man will make a longer call than he ought to. • - Now.young-gentlemen friends, TH. tell you what we girls will dot For an hour and a half we wifi.be most ir resistibly charming and fascinating; -then beware,' monosyllable responses will be all yoirheed expect. And if, when the limits shall have been passed,, a shutting query shall be heard com ing down stairs: “Isn’t it time to .close' up?” you must consider it a righteous punishment, and taking-your hat, meekly depart, a sadder, end it is tobc.haped,' a’'wiser.msn.- Do.not get. angry; but the next time yon come, be careful to-keep within bounds. We want to rfae early these pleas- enf mornings, aiul improyo-the-“hhin- ing hours;” iSut when foroed’ to be up at such unreasonable hoars at night, exhausted nature will speakj and as a hafurfl consequence, with the utmost speed in dressing, we. can barely.get down to breakfast in time to escape a reprimand from papa, who don’t Tber lieye 'in beaux---ii3 though-he never was young—-and a . mild reproving glance from mamma, who understands -a little better her, poor daughter's feelings, but stall shut disapprove out wardly'to keep up apjiearanecs. And now, younginen, think about these things-■ and- don’t for pity’s sake, don’t throw down your pspor with a pshaw! but remember the safe side of ten.— Interior. - A general assortment of METALLIC, and -every description of WOODEN ATTORNEY AT LAW, WORM CANDY! DR. CHARLES R. MANN in tue iiniAau body. Symptoms of Worms. Alternate paleness and flushing of conntenanco -.t dull eNpreriBiou of' the eyes; drowbiuc.ss, ^teuaU. jI the linsc, a swelled upimr lip, tongue wiiAe-O' tuned and.thickiy fipeckicd witu-red «pots, lec.x ■ueatu- and euiaTged beiiy, a partial qi; ^ene.a iwellinc or puffinesu of tiie gkui, a htaitig m tn ueep, and grinding of the teeth, a geusatxon as .i^ctuiug. wc-e rouged in the throat,-a gx-aana otto* of the fiesh, gicknegs of the stomach, 'orn ting, a sho*t d.y cough, appet.tc eomotmics Vo.a .oua, at other times feeble, an unihtiu.ai eraviu or dut, chalk or clay; bowpls somet.mes coccavt t'other times loose.' great iretiuluessj and mx^b. .hty of temper, pains in the stomach and bo^ecr l lie, fits cuuviilsicn amt pa : *?y. ... . For directions see top of toe box. It wo old bt . ell to give a small dose of castor oil, arit-i a fe- dops of spirite of turpentine, alter the candy, t- •ring away tlio worms. Tins candy giyes^uniL Jute relief. & co... Druggists, Idacon, Ga.- The Great Siodical Discovery i Dr. WALSSIl’A C AT.T-Rnq-JTA . VJfiSGA.'V' BITTERS II Ilundredd cf Thousands gf' r"7* Dear tecthnony to their bonder- ^o - -lulCnraiive Effects. gr- lll.WHAT ARE .THEYV|*rs. A Hearse can be famished to order at any dme, on short notice. I can be fonnd ii he day time at my store, next to toe Hotel; it night, at my residence, adjoining that oj Dr. Havis., “Xou shot too quick: bnt load.np yonr gun. Tor otners mil soon be here. There they are 1 I’ll fuse toe foremost one— Von ami at him in the rear.” ADDIffiSS OF J. T. WATEKUAif. We have come here to pay tribute, to the memory of one dead. The voice f man is not needed to add to the so lemnity of this occasion. In the sweet tranquility of this scene, there is an eloquence which makes my voice sound harsh in comparison. In the benig nant sky which bends oyer us; in the genial sunlight which spreads its sil very waves about us; in the leaves which sigh and whisper above onr neads; in yonder patient stream which goes murmuring to its death in the sea; in the green earth on whose breast onr dead are laid—Nature speaks, and says to our throbbing hearts: “Be still; I keep my dead. In my arms, they rest; i, is well with them.” And our hearts are stilled, and we say to the earth: “Shield them well, O tender Mother; keep their form- where the fetters of tyranny cannot find them.'”- And to the heavens. “Bend in pity-over their resting plac es; bid your showers and dews weep for them; send your generous sunshine co dispel the darkness which would en shroud them, and to wake to life and beauty the violet and the daisy and the green grass that deck their graves.— And yon, ye trembling leaves, whisper gently to the' winds the-sad story oi .heir sufferings and their. falL And .hou, O stream, chant in thy ceaseless ' murmurs a mournful requiem to those who sleep on thy banks. ” They sleep oh the bosom of their Mother Earth— it-is weff wi.h them. What, though no stately column. Their cherished names may raise, - To dan the eye and move toe lip Wnfa gratitude and praise^- The blu e sky, hung ryitii bannered clouds, Their solemn dome shati.be,; All.Heaven’s choiring winds shall .chant •The anthem jot the lreei' The Spring, frith vine-leafed arms .shall - emsp ‘ ' Their nillocked resting places, And summer roses croup above;.. .With IhLhal and dewy faces: . Fair daisies, riiyed and crowned, shall spring , .- These whispered words were hut scarcely spoke Ere missiles of death were sped from boyish hands, with a telling stroke. And tue Yankees turned and fled! Tho wounded man by a rotten log— Tne.r comrade Bhotat bis post— ' They left to die like a wounded dog. And iprgot tneu’ evening’s boast!. The boast to “bum the village there; To leave not a brick unturned They laughed while thinking of our despair, At seeing our homesteads burned! The morning came, and save here and there A knapsack or sword belt lay,- We bad not known where the. Yankees were. Or whither they took their way. A woman’s wit, and those stripling boys. Their boasted purpose had marred; 3 he made thunk wlien'.tiiey heard tlu3 noise Of firing, -twas Forrest’s Guardi ‘What boots it now?” has somebody said; “They conquered our land at last; For freedom’s hopes and her visions dead Are buried with the past. “What is it now what our women did, Or boys who forgut their mimes ?” Ah ! something bright.for the South lies hid, Perhaps, in the future times 1 Furniture Made to Order, a id repaired at short notice. I will sel ou Furfimre as CHEAP AS IT BAN BE 30UGHT IN. MACON. GEOH&E PAUL ec 17-ly Set aside a liberal percentage for advw iMm Keep yonrsefi unceasingly bfinr file public; audit matt^-noLwhat bnsmes vou are eng'aged in, for, if mtehigentiy an, illustriously pursued, a fortune will bo tin result.”—Hunt’s Merchants Magazine. “lifter I began: t0 . advertise my Ironware freelv busifiess increased with amiizing r. niditv. For ten years past I have sp.r £30 000 yearly, to keep my superior war b-fore the public. Hadl been timid in ac. vratising, I should never have possessed m fortune of £350,000/’—McLeod" . Bafici Binningham. . “Advertising, like Midas’ touch, fair:- everything to geld.' By it yoiir daring m draw iniUions to totsr cofiern. — Sim.: Clay. “AVliat'ah'aacityis-tb love and boldne. to war, the skillful use of pr nto’ s mk.is success in business. ”—Henry Ward Beechu Unparalleled Siiffering! Stocks tl or- ~ . C£W Op.g THEY AXE NOT A VILE tn = g UFA ft G V -.D R U ! K ,11? Made of Poor nam, Wlilskoy, Prowl fipIrSts audlLcfiisc liiQuors docta'rod.spicojl uhh 3AVcetcncflTu*iilcLEA th3 tadtc, called “ Ton ics,Appetizers,” Restorers,” &c M that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine, made from the Native Roots anil Herbs of California, free from nil Alcoholic Stimulants. They.are thoGKEAT HLOOD PUILIFlDit and JL.IFE GIVIXG PKIN- CIPI.E a perfect Renovator ahd Invlgoratdr of the System, carrying off all poisonous matter and restoring the blood to a healthy condition. No person can take these Bikers according to dlrec- ;tIon and yemaln long un Well. Prar Iufluxnmutory and Chronic Rhea- matiHin aud GJout, Dyspepsia or Iudi- cestiou, Bilious, Remittent and Inter* mitlciit Fevers, ‘Diseases of the Blood, Diver, Kidneys, ahd Bladder, these Bit* ters have been most successful. Such Dis eases are caused'by Vitiated Blood* which is ; generally produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs. , •- DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Headache. Pain i.i the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight ness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of thcStomach, Bad taste in the Mouth Bilious At tacks, Palpitation of the Heart,' Inflammation of tiic Lungs, Pain in the regions of the Kidneys, and a hundr.'.d other painiul symptoms, arc the off springs of Dyspepsia. Th v invigorate the Stomach and stimulate tho torpid liver and bowuis, which render them of un equalled efficacy in cleansing the blood of all impurities,, and imparting new life and vigor to tlfe whole system? - - FOR S1£IN DISEASES, Ernntlons.Tetter, Salt Rheum, Blotched. Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ring-Worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyrs.SrysipeiaCUch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, pf -whatever name or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a shor*'time by tip use of th^.v Bitters. One^bottle in such. r.cFcr, will 1 convince the mo3t Incredulous of their curative effects. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you fled if* impurities bursting through the skin, in Pim ples, F.niptions or Sorca; cleahse.it when jou find'it "ohrtrnc.ted and sluggish in tho veins: cL-anse'it when it«is foul, afidycur feelings wii; ts'l y ou -'vhen. ' Keep the blood pure and the health tiff'to system w:il fellow.. PIN, TA L*jS-and other WORSTS, lurkingir of so many thoasaads, are cffrctuall;- <w3lr.>7vd autPr/moved. For fall directions, rear' era* the circuU^aroan d^aeh bottle. - MCDONALD r 'OMC LITEU BITTERS. But don’t he alarmed, reader, for-it die this neighborhooii lot happen anywhere in this neighborhooii .n f;iel such a tiling could not take plac, as long as •Astsble tunics with pure fflBniiaut. auu air cmeiidud in ail liases where a tou.c imil “«)!. .native is needed. In.dyspc-ps:a, mu-gCKt-.on. ii :;tv, languor, itimd-aeiie and eostvVeuesH, tte* s ar° especially commended; As a preveutn ,.-bills aiid fever,It will be found to be a va.u e mcdiciuc, by gently st liiuiatiug the Lvca u. listing nature ,to throw oil nv.asina. Aake on vo or throe doses a day—-jolI euougn to pit. dm l ull, bi ; a.t:iy ad ion. on the bowels.. It you Lr.\ tune to use bitters of any. ldml } this is wnal yv aht. PAOpared only by* ■ ^ t urvT .v f.'ii.. M!X & KiSTLAKD, C. F. COOPER COEEESPpSBENCE. Perry, April 28, 1871. Messrs. J. JR. Rice & J. T. 'Waterman: Having listened with interest ant. pleasure to your very chaste and ap propriate remarks made on Memoria, jpay, thsit day so dear to every trut Southern heart because of its hallowet. associations, we earnestly, request that you furnish us a copy for publication in the Houston Home Journal. Respectfully, Mrs. J. C. Gilbert, Mrs. T. J. Cater, Mrs. G. H. White, Mrs. J. B. Cook, And others. AND BINDINGS FANCY GROCERIES No. 3, Cotton Arenue, MACON, GA. Respectfully invite the attention of wholesalc- ►uu. i.«.Tad buyers to tJjen* la ge and well assoit d •tuck, wiiieli eomnnses'eyeiything in the shajie oi idit.-s*, genticonea s, luisseh*, youtlis' auu toyt vear, of all tne very newest styles, among them the best makes of l'lnladeiphia, New York; Bostoi: New Haven; eta. TVe -feed;'confident o : su.tih 4 ’ ^ in quality-and price, and there fore invite a call. dee*J8-3m 1 staVdaU'D COTJOIT. SEMEDY Bacon, Lard, Hour, I isli. L. W. HCST. ^OM£X Is a pleasant, safe and effective medicine Itl cougl. wolds, Boreiics of the . tnrofct, cuoKt and iun^ kOuelhtiH, etc.. ; ihvery case of consumption commcncr.** w.fc ough excited from tue individufU fiaviug tu^ .,ld. The diaea.scB oi tue aurjgafeagfcf hvc ot gi. sterest to eycry iutvlligent be.ng. The iU’JIci .gauizatrou oi tne lit'unB; their, cbiisfent a' t.v.t. ud their being expohe-tf to contact t*i au* r.t iflerenfc texuperatuic, and which cunlaiiisya: *> ’• rotating nuxtttfis susjjciidtil in-at. rtnut*r tut, •pcchnly liable to d*sea.ses, -and thusc of most c bus cha;aKter. ” ' - For those discasca we offer IYoL Loud’s Cou;_ •ilxturft'aa a'rcmcc-y. H you uitrJi a.L*;ni, uu 1 .ait to let it get a deep lioid.-b;.t take the i i once. To " show the attunin'on in which itu leuicinc is held, We append s few ce.tinkaios ; it Gave Beady and Eutire Keile!. Nearly ronr years ago, when suffering from a p- ere cough, I was adduced oy_Mr. Loitu ti, uy n Joagh fyNiup, Jx gave such ready aud eutuc . ef-tlmt irtake great ))!easdrc in recorumtukiiiij: such as may be in a siinihu* condition *.f feufft a g. E. TV. Waueex. S. Macon, Jan. 22,1870. NUTS, CANNED OYSTERS AND mv$8, INTSiOiLS Perry, April 29, 1871. Mrs. J. C. Gilbert, Mrs. T. J. Cater, Mrs. G. H. White, Mrs. J. JR. Cook, and others: Ladies:—In compliance with yoni request, and thanking- you for the com plimentasy manner in which you ai\ pleased to notice onr efforts, we plate at your service the addresses delivereo on Memorial Day. Very respectfully, Your obedient servants, J. B. Bice, J. T. Wati BtfAW. lake sans feoia put their, dash And look to kii dred stars.on’high, With eysfeif patient trust.- There is eloquence in' those 'mounds, fhey speak of the formff 'that lie be- Has on hand a complete stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Of various kinds, to which he invites the special attention of the thirsty. ' ' . Nails/ Drugs, Patent Medicines, To Onr Patrons, To Dealers, and toll; General-Public. Afforded Immediate Belie! Macon, Ga., Januai*; ill of which will be soil Tory low for Cash, US' CREDIT HAS PLAYED OUT. He is daily -receiving ALL THE GOOD THINGS OP THE SEASON. He -has pnt down toe prices to suit toe imes. Cati on him and you cannot tail to be suited. dec28-tf lessrs. L. W. HUNT- k CO.: -liEKia:—Cucleitteiidiiigtliat you Imre en^n-T. tke niannlattnre of P: Loud’a Cousli Symp. X'rdu me pleasure to beai-testimony to iteme L 1 was sufleringTroni a vei-y troublesome 000,. ken Sir. Loud presented me with a.bottle of b vmp, the use of which afforded meaumed'st ri.ef. Sly mother used a small po;t.on left -.le, with «:iii>liir bchefiiilal-results. - - TRespeettiflly, youis, J. C. Cunn. 1YTE feel that we eannot ao a better arixlce U13 V V to mice a voice ia waruiug ot^uust the iud criminate use of Patent SietLcincs, yliose name - now Legion, a inrge niijer.ty oi whieli.arcput up oh the market bydguorautriuacks, who do not a ually iaiow anything of medicine; Slany.of thee. sawUled remedies are oi no value whatever, a. some are very dai-ieruivs, be.n B recommeuded l. diseases which they invariably aggravate, thus "i. -. creasing 'the suffering and otten productng lasth. ■ disability or shorieuiug the life of tbe indiyiduc As driiggMs mid der.leis; we are o.mipeih-d l bay and seU" these nostrums, which we du iur ju: what thhy are. Asa11rotection.tothepco3jle.froi: gross imiwsition, and from the suffering.that - often enmfled' on them by the use <a me-clasa. 1 o triuasabbve mentioned, ivc have prepstred au. Ihe^for^Tis^for tSse miedihines S&ipttbhsht I w’ll pay toe ruling market prices fo; . ’otton. declS-if - 0. P. CO From Mayor G. S. ©bear. Macon, G.v., Fehruary 1,1870. 'losers. L. w. HUNT A CO.: Gents:—Air. P. L hd having referred you to m- aiaiive to the-merits-of his Cough Syruiv, I ,tal * ieasure in stating that when suffering from a veiw ! iv vest, Mr. Loud, noticed my cough and preserf ' ' 1 me with seme of his Syrupvwhich afforded m- uimcdiate relief, and enabled mo to rest qfuetlj. -. thing 1 had not been able to do for sevoiaTnigkt «fore. I therefore esteem tho Sy;up a very valt- ible medicine. Yours, Very respectfully, Geoege S. Oueae. of empathy arid love. "We caunoi patiently “they. wa know how,'or why it is, but our feel- uattle, through heat ings are touched with a finer tender- tom arid drought;", tl ness when others feel the same. WheL Jiseases, through' h fiher kindred spirits rejoice a large; aess, through rigor measure bflmppiness is ours. "When' toxify Of. morals,” ii other spirits are Messed with'tranquil -jfBeath..' " ity and peace, onr spirits walk besid* They struggled i toe still waters. When other spiri t vain, died in vainl noum, our spirits sit under the cy- j you have team to tiress. DiSance nor -opposition, no; riot because of the c any material thirigtom hinder this won- ; nes,;biit l^ither bea Many - wialeis can- Vvedarid Sought'fig adt quench love, neither ecu tlie fioocL- 'fome; who Bought Irownit.;;’>ric "fie-'NJ •ide iueMudpi^g'. t< To-day there 13 a spirit of sympathy xpon her. n ail this Southern kind, and many .Think j%u these 1 jteafts are joined'-together in eongem- 1 iavriritjt theirmeriu 1 sisterhooa and brotherhood. To- fheir bodies are < day orir riririds gather, up th a ir 'memo iiiEt, bat do not x ies—the sad memories—the swre men oriei of their memories. And emotions which-hav waLdfer... beside the ao other utterance bnt team, attend .he fluids of bright upon these sacred recollections. O, not remember how precious above alLpricc is a day lib tilokirig and her pis bis. toe fluid o: baitje; ] When the harps of a people are hung .vomari cheS-ed the nthe willows, and tlievfii in the dust heir soidier-liie; tl Edition of BIBLE DICTIONARY I T CONTAINS over 1,000 (flosdj. printed double^ column octavo^ pages, and is illustiated with over 200 engravings, and a series of fine authentic maps. This Dictionary embodies the results of the most redent study and research of over sixty of tae most eminent Biblical scholars in the world. Cler gymen of. aU denominations regard it as the best ‘condition of the counliy.’ It is use less to mention politics in his pres mce ■with the hope oi drawing him out. - : BA refuses to be drawn oat, is hand that even to iris intimate; xiietds -he-has little to gay about politics. The subject either has no charm for him, or else he cou = idara himself a failure as a politician. No, that ii h i:\ily it, either, for bis success as a politician up to the breaking out- of the wsi is a matter of history, and uoue are vetoed .n that history better than hiiascif.— Ho never appears in public except at fitarch} or ;o say a fow word, the iuudaj'-: chool scholars. Save on such occasions, Jefferson Davis is i>«vi.t work of tke klnffrever linblisked, and one 'wkidi ought to be in the hands of every. Bible reader. It is a great library in itself. The labor and lam ing <rf centuries are gathered in this one volume, to throw-a dear, Etronglight upon every, page oi the"inspired word.: Agents are meeting with un- TO DEALEES. COMPOUND EXTRACT FOB SALE BY ALL DEI GGIST3. MANUTACTUEED BY C. BEADY & CO. LOTUS YHiXiE, KY. WOOD! WOOD! Yellow x>o ge:,' For Scrofula und Scrofulous Diseases,. SkmT Dis eases, Eruptions. Pimples. Pustules, Blotches* Boils, Erysipelas, Tetter, Scald-head. 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